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Stubbington
Village and parish in Hampshire, England

Stubbington

Stubbington is a village which is located between Southampton and Portsmouth, in the county of Hampshire on the south coast of England.

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It is within the borough of Fareham.

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Getting to Stubbington

Fareham is well served by the major road and rail networks. The M27 motorway passes around the northern edge of Fareham, and is the main traffic artery into the area. It provides easy access to both Portsmouth and Southampton, and from there to London via the M3 and A3(M). The A27 is a route that passes through the centre of Fareham, from west to east, with good connections from Southampton and Portsmouth.

See

Worth seeing

Fareham has developed several attractions to draw visitors to the town. The historic High Street features a fine collection of Georgian buildings, home to many of the town's restaurants. The town centre has been improved to bring it up to modern standards, and the opening of the Market Quay development has added a cinema.

  1. 01
    Fort Fareham
  2. 02
    Royal Armouries Museum and Fort Nelson
  3. 03
    Titchfield Abbey
  4. 04
    The Great Barn

    Mill Ln, Titchfield, Fareham PO15 5RB,.

  5. 05
    Hovercraft Museum

    Daedalus Site Seafront Gate, Marine Parade West, Lee-on-the-Solent, PO13 9NS,.

  6. 06
    Portchester Castle

    The castle's keep was built in Norman times (largely from recycled Roman brick) and extensive late Roman structures remain although ruinous.

Do

Things to do

Ferneham Hall, a theatre, is in the town centre. The Ashcroft Centre specialises in amateur theatre productions.

Eat

Where to eat

  1. 01
    Villa Romana

    The Old Coach House High Street, Fareham PO16 7BB, enquiries@villaromana.co.uk.

How locals move

Getting around Stubbington the local way

  • Get inAlight at for the Historic Dockyard, Gunwharf Quays, the Spinnaker Tower and ferries to the Isle of Wight.
  • Get inThere are ferry services from four ports in Normandy and Brittany.
  • Get inCross Channel ferry services operate out of the Portsmouth International Port located at the end of the M275 motorway Caen Brittany Ferries, up to 3 a day, 5 hr 45 min Cherbourg Condor Ferries, 1 Sunday service, 5 hr Brittany Ferries, 1 a day, 3-hr fast service Le Havre Brittany Ferries 1 a day, 8 hr 15 min overnight Saint-Malo Brittany Ferries, up to 2 a day, 9 hr overnight or in the daytime There are services from two ports in northern Spain (the Basque Country and Cantabria).
  • Get inBilbao Brittany Ferries, 'cruise style' 2 a week (W: 24 hr, and Su: 32 hr), 'économie' 1 a week (Tu: 28 hr).
  • Get inSantander Brittany Ferries, 3 a week (Tu F Su: 24 hr).
  • Get inGuernsey Condor Ferries, 1 a day, 6 hr 30 min Jersey Condor Ferries, 1 a day, 10 hr 30 min The Isle of Wight is under 60 min by ferry or 10 min by hovercraft.
  • Get inThe Gosport Ferry runs every 7 min at peak times and every 15 min at other times until midnight for £3.30 return.
  • Get inThe Gosport Ferry service docks at the transport hub by Portsmouth Harbour station.

From Wikivoyage: Portsmouth, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-09.

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